THE
WORLD
TODAY
I
The
Soviet
ambassador
to
Canada
Ivan
Shpedko
says
Russia
is
entirely
satisfied
with
the
schedule
of
grain
shipments
from
Canada
since
completion
of
the
500
million
Soviet
grain
deal
Mr
Shpedko
Inspected
grain
-
handling
facilities
In
Montreal
Tuesday
He
said
We
are
very
impressed
with
the
facilities
our
ships
have
been
loaded
quickly
and
efficiently
He
added
that
Russia
would
send
freighters
reinforced
to
navl
gate
in
Ice
to
pick
up
grain
in
Montreal
during
the
winter
if
Canada
decides
to
keep
a
channel
open
In
the
St
Lawrence
for
this
purpose
President
Kennedy
in
a
letter
to
the
US
Congress
today
said
the
United
Nations
was
an
im
important
�
portant
instrument
In
resolving
last
years
Cuban
crisis
He
said
the
UN
is
playing
an
indispensable
role
In
many
world
problems
The
president
was
reporting
on
American
participation
in
the
UN
The
AFL
CIO
national
con
convention
�
vention
today
approved
a
move
to
give
the
Canadian
Labor
Congress
sole
authority
in
dealing
with
jurisdictional
dis
disputes
�
putes
in
Canada
between
unions
affiliated
with
the
AFL
CIO
The
move
however
is
con
conditional
�
ditional
upon
the
adoption
by
the
CLC
of
machinery
for
dealing
with
jurisdictional
fights
In
Can
ida
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
told
the
Organization
for
Economic
Co
-
operation
and
Development
in
Paris
today
that
Canada
will
Increase
Its
aid
to
developing
countries
by
CO
per
cent
next
year
to
about
100
million
in
the
fiscal
year
beginning
next
April
He
said
this
increased
aid
will
apply
especially
to
new
common
commonwealth
�
wealth
countries
in
the
Caribbean
African
states
the
Colombo
plan
areas
of
Asia
and
Latin
America
Todays
announcement
by
Mr
Martin
follows
a
similar
announcement
he
made
in
the
house
of
commons
last
week
Crush
International
Ltd
today
became
the
sole
national
Canadian
company
in
the
car
carbonated
�
bonated
beverages
field
It
has
purchased
all
outstanding
shares
In
Pure
Spring
Canada
Limited
from
the
Mirsky
family
of
Ottawa
The
price
was
not
disclosed
nor
were
the
sales
volumes
of
the
two
companies
Crush
International
Is
a
Toronto-based
all
Canadian
com
company
�
pany
which
does
the
bulk
of
Its
business
outside
Canada
and
estimates
it
has
about
13
per
cent
of
the
domestic
market
A
grief
stricken
Alert
Bay
father
has
blamed
the
death
of
three
of
his
children
in
a
fire
on
the
fact
that
he
was
away
from
home
fishing
for
the
family
food
supply
Tom
Smith
29
said
his
wife
had
gone
to
a
sisters
home
leav
leaving
�
ing
the
sleeping
children
alone
Monday
evening
when
fire
swept
their
flimsy
home
at
Klngcome
Village
an
Indian
community
40
miles
northeast
of
Alert
Day
Prime
Minister
Pearson
will
make
an
official
visit
to
France
sometime
in
January
it
was
an
announced
�
nounced
In
Paris
today
by
Ex
External
�
ternal
Affairs
Minister
Martin
who
is
attending
a
meeting
of
the
Organization
for
Economic
Co
operation
and
Development
Immigration
officials
in
Bos
Boston
�
ton
say
Roger
Tetreault
of
Montreal
has
signed
a
written
waiver
of
an
appeal
on
a
de
deportation
�
portation
order
and
will
fly
to
Canada
today
Tetreault
is
wanted
in
Montreal
on
charges
in
connection
with
FLQ
ter
terrorism
�
rorism
The
Soviet
news
agency
Tass
quotes
a
Russian
scientist
Prof
Cleb
Chebotarev
as
say
saying
�
ing
he
expects
SDUtniks
to
be
launched
around
the
moon
mars
and
venus
in
the
near
future
He
also
is
quoted
as
say
saying
�
ing
that
what
he
calls
space
paths
around
the
moon
and
vari
various
�
ous
planets
have
already
been
worked
out
by
the
Soviet
Academy
of
Sciences
in
Lenin
Leningrad
�
grad
Vol
7
No
225
COLD
SNAP
ENDING
Prince
George
is
due
for
milder
weather
on
the
weekend
after
a
cold
snap
that
plunged
temperatures
to
11
below
zero
Dut
it
will
be
accompanied
by
a
fair
downfall
of
snow
The
five
-
day
long
range
forecast
calls
for
temperatures
between
zero
and
10
above
Cloud
coverage
is
expected
to
move
in
However
the
Yukon
continues
to
be
engulfed
In
a
cold
high
pressure
system
and
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
range
from
29
to
50
below
zero
at
Smith
River
on
the
BC
-
Yukon
border
the
coldest
spot
in
Canada
last
night
It
was
47
below
at
both
Snag
and
Mayor
Landing
and
at
Grande
Prairie
temparatures
reached
a
record
35
below
The
previous
record
was
276
below
in
1945
Fort
St
John
and
DawsonCreek
had
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
of
36
and
44
below
respectively
Occasional
light
snow
has
been
forecast
for
Prince
George
Thursday
with
a
low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
10
below
and
zero
USELESS
STRIKE
LONDON
W
Theyve
struck
oil
off
Britains
south
coast
but
the
British
Petroleum
Com
Company
�
pany
says
Its
so
locked
In
sand
as
to
be
commercially
useless
Now
hear
this
Dont
be
too
elated
over
the
drop
in
gas
prices
by
one
cent
a
gallon
in
Vancouver
Its
not
going
to
affect
us
here
ac
according
�
cording
to
oil
men
Already
en
Joying
between
9
and
12
cents
a
gallon
cheaper
gas
in
the
lower
mainland
than
in
central
BC
Vancouver
motorists
will
pay
379
cents
a
gallon
for
regular
and
429
for
premium
The
drop
was
announced
by
Imperial
Oil
which
said
it
want
wanted
�
ed
to
be
more
competitive
with
non
brand
dealers
Other
com
companies
�
panies
followed
suit
The
Gaelic
businessman
ALEX
CLARK
was
voicing
as
the
result
of
his
phture
ap
appearing
�
pearing
In
The
Cltien
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
wasnt
meant
to
be
polite
Alex
a
principal
in
Bon-Accord
Holdings
Ltd
was
inad
inadvertently
�
vertently
reported
to
be
in
the
Doe
Guest
building
sorry
Alex
U
the
break
In
the
12
lnch
water
main
had
occured
dur
during
�
ing
the
middle
of
the
night
and
not
at
noon
chances
are
there
would
have
been
a
gaping
hole
on
Third
large
enough
to
ac
accommodate
�
commodate
an
average
-
size
house
water
division
crews
had
the
water
off
within
17
minutes
of
receiving
the
trouble
call
incidentally
a
rental
business
in
town
has
the
equip
equipment
�
ment
for
thawing
out
frozen
pipes
IX
you
are
one
of
those
homeowners
with
frost
trouble
RCMP
here
reported
today
that
two
mens
suits
were
stolen
from
a
car
In
a
hotel
parking
lot
Owner
Fred
Nelson
said
the
theft
took
place
between
2
and
9
pm
Tuesday
Police
are
investigating
k
A
family
of
four
lost
all
their
belongings
when
fire
de
destroyed
�
stroyed
their
home
early
Tuesday
morning
on
the
Buck
horn
Road
about
13
miles
south
of
Prince
George
Only
the
father
R
A
Boom-
e
e
hower
was
In
the
house
at
the
time
of
the
blaze
He
suffered
burns
to
his
hands
after
he
attempted
to
put
the
fire
out
with
a
blanket
He
escaped
in
his
underwear
In
below
zero
weather
Mrs
Leboe
voting
proposal
defeated
by
committee
OTTAWA
Special
-
An
attempt
by
Bert
Leboe
member
of
Parliament
for
Cariboo
to
have
a
Commons
committee
recommend
an
agenda
Item
for
next
weeks
federal
provincial
conference
to
discuss
perman
permanent
�
ent
voting
list
and
absentee
vot
voting
�
ing
was
defeated
Tuesday
The
committee
has
decided
to
recommend
a
Joint
federal-
Man
guilty
on
new
count
A
12
-man
Jury
Tuesday
brought
In
a
reduced
verdict
of
guilty
of
dangerous
driving
against
Joseph
Joseph
of
Lll
looet
In
Assize
Court
here
Joseph
had
been
charged
with
criminal
negligence
causing
death
and
criminal
negligence
In
the
operation
of
a
motor
vehicle
Joseph
was
thedriverofacar
Aug
31
1963
which
went
out
of
control
on
the
Llllooet-Pavilion
Highway
plunged
down
a
200
foot
embankment
and
killed
two
of
the
six
occupants
He
was
defended
by
J
Rtbaldlot
Prince
George
Crown
counsel
was
Thomas
WMeagher
of
Llllooet
and
the
case
was
heard
before
Mr
Justice
J
G
Ruttan
Joseph
was
remanded
Incus
tody
for
sentence
until
the
end
of
the
current
Quesnel
assizes
probably
Thursday
In
the
final
case
of
the
assizes
now
under
way
Jacob
Harry
Roper
is
charged
with
non
noncapital
�
capital
murder
of
Alfred
S
Harry
on
Sept
8
1963
on
the
Alkali
Lake
Indian
Reserve
Two
Roman
Catholic
priests
found
the
body
of
Harry
on
the
reserve
35
miles
west
of
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
They
were
expected
to
testify
In
the
trial
latei
today
It
Is
expected
the
caso
will
go
bcfoio
tho
Juiy
by
noon
Thuisday
provincial
study
of
a
permanent
voting
list
and
absentee
voting
but
Mr
Leboe
sought
to
add
an
instruction
that
the
federal
gov
government
�
ernment
make
the
approach
to
the
provinces
next
week
The
Commons
committee
also
defeated
an
attempt
to
re
require
�
quire
that
political
affiliations
of
candidates
be
listed
on
fed
federal
�
eral
election
ballots
with
the
help
from
three
Liberals
who
broke
with
their
partys
1963
election
platform
A
move
to
reduce
the
qualify
qualifying
�
ing
age
of
election
candidates
to
18
years
from
the
present
21
was
postponed
pending
a
legal
study
One
of
the
movers
of
the
elections
act
ammend
ment
was
Frank
Howard
of
Skeena
who
successfully
spon
sponsored
�
sored
an
earlier
recommenda
recommendation
�
tion
to
lower
the
qualifying
age
of
voters
from
18
to
21
Attempted
murder
charged
A
39-year-old
man
was
charged
with
attempted
murder
today
following
a
hatchet
attack
Tuesday
on
the
proprietor
of
a
beer
parlor
Jan
Badon
was
charged
after
proprietor
Alex
Wood
was
se
severely
�
verely
Injured
when
attacked
In
his
beer
parlor
Joe
Buyer
manager
of
the
hotel
said
the
attack
was
unprovoked
Badon
also
faces
a
second
charge
of
causing
bodily
harm
and
one
of
breaking
and
entering
a
store
from
which
police
said
a
hatchet
was
stolen
CONSIDERS
OFFERS
RAWALPINDI
41
-
Finance
Minister
Mohammad
Shoatb
says
the
Pakistani
government
Is
consldei
big
offei
s
by
Com
Communist
�
munist
countries
In
Last
but
ope
to
make
substantial
Investments
In
Pakistan
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER
20
1963
BS
9
L
jMm
Mi
HEIDI
3
left
AND
DEBORAH
2
NOW
DESTITUTE
Family
left
homeless
Boomhower
was
in
hospital
where
she
Is
expecting
the
birth
of
her
third
child
Two
children
Heidi
3
and
Deborah
2
were
staying
with
Mrs
Boomhowers
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Carl
Erlckson
of
Shelley
at
the
time
of
the
disaster
All
personal
possessions
furniture
and
clothing
belonging
to
the
family
was
destroyed
Mr
Boomhower
who
is
a
bucker
for
a
lumber
company
had
Just
previously
cashed
his
pay
cheque
The
money
was
also
lost
In
the
fire
The
house
in
which
the
family
lived
was
rented
but
the
Boom
howers
carried
no
Insurance
on
their
furniture
Red
Cross
officials
have
been
approached
by
friends
of
the
Boomhowers
for
aid
and
Prince
George
residents
are
asked
to
contribute
any
household
goods
and
clothing
to
the
destitute
family
Those
wishing
to
give
any
anything
�
thing
of
value
should
contact
Mrs
Carol
Aechele
at
839
Freeman
L03
3329
Mrs
Connie
Young
885
Freeman
LO4
0991
or
Mrs
Audrey
Falk
RR
2
North
Kelly
Rd
L04
7678
Clothing
and
furni
furniture
�
ture
will
be
picked
up
Hei
face
showing
thestiaiuof
the
nights
oideal
Glimy
litis
sei
68
was
one
of
tin
few
stuvlvois
among
the
guestsit
the
Surfs
hie
Hotel
swipt
by
flio
in
Atlantic
City
NI
Phone
LOaan
4
2441
Rotary
charity
auction
offers
bargains
galore
Everything
from
a
crystal
chandelier
to
turkeys
will
go
on
the
block
when
Prince
George
Rotary
Club
stages
its
annual
radio
television
auction
Dec
4
6
Hundreds
of
Items
donated
by
city
and
district
merchants
wholesalers
distributors
and
other
business
enterprises
will
be
sold
during
the
three
day
event
which
will
be
broadcast
over
station
CKPG
TV
Funds
from
the
auction
are
used
by
Rotary
for
such
club
projects
as
Christmas
ham
hampers
�
pers
Christmas
TB
seals
CARS
the
Red
Cross
and
other
philanthropic
contributions
to
youth
work
and
the
senior
cit
citizens
�
izens
as
well
as
many
other
community
projects
The
full
working
force
of
Rotarys
90
odd
members
plus
the
wives
of
Rotarlans
have
been
working
at
a
record
clip
to
make
this
one
of
the
best
auctions
since
Rotary
started
it
all
about
eight
years
ago
The
big
project
involves
can
canvassing
�
vassing
businesses
in
the
area
script
writing
a
mass
of
paper
work
and
on
auction
nights
announcers
chores
telephones
manned
runners
employed
a
flotilla
of
automobiles
com
commandeered
�
mandeered
all
engineered
to
ensure
that
countless
Items
are
sold
bids
recorded
and
the
articles
delivered
promptly
to
the
successful
bidder
Chairman
of
this
years
auc
auction
�
tion
is
Gordon
Stenner
who
is
assisted
by
J
Philllpson
Ad
Advisory
�
visory
committee
Is
composed
of
Alex
Clark
and
Ken
Mc
Kenzle
Merchants
who
wish
to
donate
to
the
auction
but
who
have
not
been
canvassed
may
do
so
by
contacting
Ian
Kenny
at
564
9395
or
by
contacting
any
Rotarlan
Christmas
hamper
group
holds
organizing
meet
An
organizational
meeting
of
a
newly
formed
group
to
handle
the
distribution
of
Christmas
hampers
will
be
held
Sunday
at
2
pm
In
city
hall
council
chambers
To
be
known
as
the
Prince
George
Christmas
Fund
the
or
organization
�
ganization
replaces
the
Good
Goodwill
�
will
Association
Applications
for
Christmas
hampers
must
be
submitted
In
writing
and
be
registered
by
no
later
than
Dec
15
with
the
Prince
George
Christmas
Fund
Box
848
Prince
George
A
spokesman
for
the
organ
organizing
�
izing
group
said
written
appli
applications
�
cations
are
designed
to
eli
eliminate
�
minate
telephoned
requests
for
hampers
The
new
organization
was
in
initiated
�
itiated
by
the
Prince
George
Rotary
Club
which
early
this
year
withdrew
Its
support
form
the
Goodwill
Association
be
because
�
cause
It
was
being
abused
by
persons
who
could
not
rightly
qualify
as
Indigent
The
new
organization
to
which
Rotary
has
already
pledged
a
substantial
sum
of
money
will
be
composed
of
representatives
from
all
ser
service
�
vice
clubs
fraternal
organiza
organizations
�
tions
the
Salvation
Army
and
the
department
of
social
wel
welfare
�
fare
All
Interested
persons
are
urged
to
attend
the
organiza
organizational
�
tional
meeting
Sunday
SOVIET
CHINA
DISPUTE
SNOW
Low
10
below
High
0
7t
a
copy
BAZOOKAS
FLUSH
SNIPERS
Communists
lead
violence
in
Caracas
SNARED
MAN
FIRES
BACK
SAN
FRANCISCO
IP
-
A
54
-
year
old
accountant
was
shot
at
point
blank
range
and
killed
Tuesday
when
he
suc
succeeded
�
ceeded
in
snaring
with
his
umbrella
a
robber
who
was
escaping
with
6000
in
church
funds
Police
say
James
J
Chest
wlck
fell
dead
on
a
downtown
sidewalk
The
bullet
penetrated
his
chest
The
robber
described
by
wit
witnesses
�
nesses
as
heavy
set
about
five
feet
-
10
commandeered
a
passing
cab
and
got
away
Officers
pieced
together
this
account
Chestwlck
had
Interrupted
his
vacation
and
returned
to
San
Francisco
so
he
could
deliver
the
money
as
in
years
past
to
the
Glide
Methodist
Church
Chestwick
took
a
shortcut
through
a
downtown
alley
and
was
rushed
by
the
gunman
A
shot
was
fired
and
the
gunman
broke
free
with
Chestwlcks
attache
case
The
robber
ran
across
a
street
with
Chestwick
in
pursuit
and
wildly
flailing
his
umbrella
He
snagged
the
rob
robbers
�
bers
arm
with
the
umbrella
handle
The
gunman
turned
and
fired
as
they
crashed
together
CARACAS
Venezuela
AP
-Police
firing
bazookas
flushed
snipers
from
buldings
in
downtown
Caracas
today
as
officials
tried
to
quell
pro
Communist
violence
A
woman
was
killed
and
six
other
persons
were
wounded
as
fighting
spread
from
the
workers
suburbs
to
a
district
of
modern
business
buildings
President
RomuloBetancourt
remained
in
his
office
through
throughout
�
out
the
night
directing
the
roundup
of
the
terrorists
by
police
the
army
and
national
guard
The
number
under
arrest
rose
to
150
and
police
said
most
were
Communist
party
mem
members
�
bers
Many
were
youths
who
wore
black
pants
and
red
sweaters
as
a
sort
of
uniform
Among
those
held
were
40
per
persons
�
sons
seized
by
troops
last
night
for
sniping
at
traffic
With
the
return
of
quiet
at
dawn
today
business
houses
reopened
and
traffic
returned
to
the
streets
The
violence
broke
out
shortly
after
government
of
officials
�
ficials
in
Cambodia
issued
orders
that
the
US
end
at
once
military
and
economic
aid
to
that
country
Prince
Nordonom
Sihanouk
head
of
state
announced
his
decision
to
a
wildly
cheering
rally
He
charged
US
aid
was
being
used
to
undermine
his
regime
and
that
rebel
Cambodians
based
in
Viet
Nam
were
using
American
equipment
Work
on
U
S
aid
projects
halted
after
Sihanouks
speech
American
officials
said
the
various
aid
programs
would
have
to
be
phased
out
as
fast
as
possible
but
that
offices
would
have
to
be
closed
equip
equipment
�
ment
sold
or
put
in
warehouses
and
arrangements
made
for
Cambodian
employees
of
the
aid
missions
Anti
American
banners
blos
blossomed
�
somed
out
The
information
ministry
building
and
trees
near
the
royal
palace
were
thick
with
the
banners
One
said
Yankee
imperialists
go
home
Cam
Cambodia
�
bodia
will
not
die
without
your
aid
Also
on
display
was
a
huge
cartoon
showing
President
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
with
long
Jackass
ears
In
Washington
the
U
S
state
department
denied
any
compli
complicity
�
city
in
the
Camboian
affair
Diplomatic
sources
said
the
U
S
was
privately
urging
the
prince
to
reconsider
his
posi
position
�
tion
on
aid
The
charge
of
CIA
aid
to
a
dissident
Khmer
Serel
free
Cambodia
movement
was
based
on
the
confession
of
a
captured
Cambodian
rebel
The
rebel
paraded
before
a
National
Congress
rally
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
attended
by
Prince
Sihan
Sihanouk
�
ouk
said
the
CIA
had
given
ammunition
and
funds
to
his
Khmer
group
He
also
claimed
the
rebel
group
alleged
by
the
prince
to
be
operating
a
clandestine
radio
In
neighboring
Thailand
had
been
supported
by
the
former
Klem
regime
in
South
Viet
Nam
Prince
Sihanouk
then
de
demanded
�
manded
the
withdrawal
of
US
military
economic
and
cultural
aid
to
Cambodia
because
of
the
proof
that
the
Americans
were
supporting
an
opposition
movement
Check
up
finished
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
has
just
emerged
from
a
rigid
physical
examination
and
diagnosis
which
may
prove
it
to
be
among
the
best
in
the
province
The
examination
was
conducted
by
Dr
A
LSwanson
of
the
Canadian
Council
on
Hospital
Accreditation
and
on
the
results
of
his
report
rests
the
decision
of
whether
the
citys
hospital
will
be
granted
full
accreditation
If
successful
accreditation
will
rank
the
Prince
George
hospital
on
the
level
of
a
select
few
In
BC
which
have
achieved
a
high
standard
of
hospital
service
Hospital
administrator
Gordon
Townend
says
it
ma
take
anywhere
from
six
weeks
to
three
months
before
the
results
of
Dr
Swansons
survej
are
known
Prior
to
his
survey
a
54
page
questlonatrre
was
required
to
be
answered
by
hospital
officials
and
this
com
combined
�
bined
with
the
doctors
personal
observations
will
be
submitted
to
a
12
man
board
inToionto
Their
Judgment
will
decide
whether
the
hospital
here
merits
accreditation
MEDIATORS
SOUGHT
Secret
talks
rumored
MOSCOW
W
So
much
pressure
has
developed
from
worried
Communist
parties
to
have
Russia
and
Red
China
make
one
more
attempt
to
set
settle
�
tle
their
ideological
conflict
that
rumors
are
circulating
here
that
they
already
are
try
trying
�
ing
Available
lnternalonal
Com
Communist
�
munist
sources
appeared
unable
to
say
whether
contacts
between
the
parties
of
the
two
countries
already
had
started
Wladlslav
Gomulka
piemlei
of
Poland
alieady
lias
sought
to
mediate
the
quauol
and
the
Italian
Communist
uity
the
most
influential
imo
outside
the
Communist
bloe
las
advised
the
two
sides
to
rutin
ovej
tlicli
quaiiel
ritliti
tlun
pu-
voke
a
great
split
In
the
Com
Communist
�
munist
family
Some
weeks
back
John
Gol
lan
head
of
the
Communist
paity
In
Britain
stopped
In
Moscow
on
his
wa
to
Peking
where
he
t
onioned
with
Chinese
pait
ofULils
He
went
theje
lucked
b
ution
of
his
own
i
vi
1
1
calling
fin
a
lessatlon
of
open
Kittle
aiut
lesumptlon
of
negotiations
be
between
�
tween
the
Chinese
and
soviet
paitles
The
supposition
lieu
is
that
an
new
meeting
between
the
two
stites
would
be
held
in
Peking
shue
lu
list
mot
ting
whit
li
ended
in
tot
1
dls
in
mo
moment
�
ment
w
is
he
ltl
In
Mosiow
list
Jul
John
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pi
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issued
a
wi
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plea
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an
end
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pole
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celebration
international
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souj
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hejo
slid
a
meeting
po
kibl
would
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held
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at
that
time
to
piopaie
for
an
In
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�
tel
national
mot
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But
lew
big
hots
noiu
tho
Communist
woild
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Tho
delegations
whlth
wmo
piesent
at
tho
No
7
tostim
weio
those
who
had
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attending
the
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lilvi
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tiiiV
tobei
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it
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hint
of
mo
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go
lug
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at
piosenloi
lupivspott
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fiituie
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